The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-02-02

PERSONAL---VERY. MINOR MEN
TON. ANDLOCAL LACONICs.
The News of the Day Boiled Down and
Served Up In Condensed shape ABOUT
Folks You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.

Range of thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec & Co.'S shoe house, Broad street,
February list, 1887: 8 am, 490; IL m,
$40; pm, 4s0; 6p.m., 440.
The will Of the late DR.. Seabrook was
admitted to probate yesterday.
Captain John A. Curtis was at the
Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, yes
terday.
Dan Kelley who opened the Mozart
season last fall will be in Richmond next
week.
The japanese Village lately on exhibit
ton in Richmond is attracting large
audiences in Washington.
The Social German Club gave another
of their fortnightly entertainments at
Sanger Halle last night.
THE TIMES wishes TO return thanks to
J. Thompson Brown Il Co. for fine map
of Richmond and Manchester.
The revival services at Leigh street
Centenary, and Second Baptist churches
last night were largely attended
l.. VI. Nance, member Of the House of
Delegates from New Kent and Charles
City is on a business visit to this city.
A snatcb-thief yesterday grabbed sew
eral packages from a laundry wagon near
the corner of Ninth and Clay streets.
Rhea was in Lynchburg Monday night
and in Danville last night. On the last
occasion she presented The Widow
J. w. almore, Miss Pomeroy's advance
agent, leaves to-day for HagerstOwn,
where the company plays next week.
The leave of absence of Lieutenant II.
c. Cabell, Jr., of the Fourteenth Infantry
[. S. A., has been extended two months.
Mr.. r. Devereux Doyle, of Norfolk, and
Captain F. w. Lockett, delegate from
Chesterfield, were in the city yesterday.
A business meeting Of the Richmcl d
Howitzers was held in A company
room at the Regimental Armory last
night.
The new telephone, No. 119, printed
w. II. Bugs q Brother in yesterday S
TIMES, should have read William ii.
Briggs & Brother.
Judge Charles f. Stuart, of Alexandria
Speaker of the House of Delegates, is in
the city, to argue case in the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Charles w. Roberts, manager for
Miss Pomery is in the city with his wife.
He is a B. =. Q. Elk and one of the best
known managers in the country.
Company d were inspected last night
nv InsnectOr General 10. Lane Stern.
They presented creditable appearance,
mastering forty-five men rank and file.
Marriage licenses was issued in Wash
ington Yesterday to 4. W. Ferguson and
Mary Stanton Williams, and l.. c. Her
rick and Annie G. Levi, all of Richmond.
DR.. Beall having rendered his resigna-
ton as surgeon of the city Jail, DIR. Lewis
Wheat was yesterday appointed to that
position by Judge Atkins of the Hastings
Court.
The case of Totty, which was to have
been heard on writ of habeds corpus at
Alexandria to-day has been dropped, as
he did not pursue the proper course in
making his tender
Regular monthly meetings of the FL
nance, f1re Alarm, anu hetfenChntht
and Reform Committees were held last
night. Nothing was done outside Of
their regular work.
About / o'clock last night snow began
snow began to fall very slowly. If it
keeps up to-day the ground hog will not
see his shadow, and then good weather
may be looked for
George A.. Ainslie IL Sons yesterday
placed handsome reel upon Hook and
Ladder Truck, No. /. The attachment is
provided with two twenty-foOt sections
of hose to be used for flooding purposes.
Card are out for the marriage of Mr..
Allan Z. Donnan, of Richmond and
Miss Edith E. Talmage, daughter of Rev
r. Dewitt Talmage at Brooklyn, New
York, Tabernacle, February 10Th at s
o'clock p. m.
Mr. George r. Kinsey, Of Manchester,
left yesterday on trip to Baltimore, his
former home. He expects to return there
to live. Mr.. Kinsey is the gentleman
whose wife won the $4,000 prize in the
Louisiana lottery.